CSNY 1974 Limited Edition Vinyl Deluxe Box Set Sweepstakes

CSNY 1974 captures the band’s one-of-a-kind harmonic alchemy during its remarkable outdoor stadium tour, a trek that spanned more than two months, and included 31 concerts, in 24 cities, with combined audiences of over a million people. Produced by Graham Nash and Joel Bernstein, the box set mirrors the electric/acoustic/electric format that the band followed each night on stage, representing an idealized version of a show from the tour.

"This project has been the most difficult, yet rewarding work I’ve ever done in my 50 years of recording," says Graham Nash. "It rekindled the love I have for my partners and the music we have made together."

The box set includes some of CSNY’s best-known music; songs like "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes," "Helpless," "Wooden Ships," and "Teach Your Children." During the 1974 tour, CSNY also introduced new songs that emerged later on various albums, like Crosby’s "Time After Time," and Nash’s "Fieldworker. Several songs by Young are previously unreleased, including "Traces," "Love/Art Blues," "Goodbye Dick," and "Hawaiian Sunrise."

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I pledge to carry on reading your excellent writings on the wonderful world of vinyl for as long as it may continue if I am even in with a chance to win this box. I will do a deal with you, just give me the records & you keep the bits and bobs.

really wish this had been released in a less expensive set, or that the hi res files from the Blue-ray were made available. i was at the 1974 concert at the liberty bowl, Jesse Colin Young opened, then the Elvin Bishop Band (circa Mickey Thomas) played a set. CSNY came out ~ 8pm and played until midnight.